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ROM Cie LOADO . A .. .cidZEtTE, Maj 12, 1610. Downing-street, May 12, 1810. ) A Dispatch, of whiCh tne following 'is Copy, wai received oti the loth inst. at Lord .Liverpool's office, addressed to his Lordship, by Lieutenant, General Graham, commanding his Majesty's Forces at Cadiz, dated Isola, 22d April, 1810. 11IY LORD, lsdla, April zz, tSio* From the information your Lordship already had of the Miserable state of the Fort of. Matagorda, (never to be Considered tree from the danger of as saulc) it will not be matter of surpris,e, that alter holding it two months it should now be aban doned.' I have the honour to inclose Captain, MaClaine's (of the 94. th) 'report to me. It ,would be an injus tice to the service not .to recommend him .in the warmest manner to your Lordships notice,' as .well .as the officers who continued with him to the last of this arduous duty; Lieutenant Brereton, of the Royal Artillery, Ensigns Cannon and Scott; of the 9441, and Mr. Dobson, Midshipman of his Ma jesty's ship Invincible. The defence, of Matagorda has been witnessed by every body with admiration, and I should not have been justified in allowingit to be . continued so long, but from the expetiation of the possibility of some diversion being made in its favour, which, however, was found to be impraeti.= Cable. It .is impo§sible that I should not endeavour to express to your Lordship the feelings of universal and deep regret excited by filo untimely fall of that distinguished officer Major Lefebure, of the Royal Engineers, whose zeal carried him from the Admi ral's ship to be the bearer of my•otders for the eva cuation of the fort, that he might be satisfied that it was no longer tenable. The chi .f direction of that important dep rtment now devdves on Cap tain Birch. Your Loh's , ip is well acquainted with my opinion of his merle and talents ; so well calculated to Inspire confidence under this Inisfur-. tune. I lieve L lzc. THOMAS GRAHAM. P. S. The original gArrison of the Fort of Mata gorda consisted of Ciptain Maclaine and Ensigns Cannon and Scott, 94th ; twenty-five ,110yal Artillery, under Lieutenant Brereton ; twen ty-five Royal Marines; twenty-five stanien, under Mr. Dobson ; and sixty-seven non-commissioned Officers and privates of the 94 h Regiment. Rein forcements were sent in the evening of the 21st.and reliefs of the whole were offered, but declined. SIR, Cidi2, April 23, 18 TO. I have the honour to inform you, that at two o'clock on the morning of the 21st, the enemy opened upon the seventy-four gun ship St. Paulo, and gun-boats stationed near Fort Matagorda, with hot shot and succeeded in forcing them to abandon their posi in; - Immediately after this, they opened upon Fort Matagorda a very- heavy cannonade of guns .and mor tars, but as it would have been impossible to dneEt our fire with a certainty, I ordered Lieutenant Brereton, of the Royal Artillery, to delay our fire until day-break. The morning discovered three batteries opposed to us, in the Trocadero, of twenty-one guns, and from the flight of •their, shells we judged they had eight mortars in other three batteries. From the time they commenced firing at the Fort they kept up a most, tremendous cannonade 91 shot and.shells with great effed until night, when the enemy and the • Fort both discontinued. That day's fire Made a very large breach in the escarp of the rampart, on which was the principal part of our guns, and completely laying open our magazine. We were, from the manner the enemy placed his batteries, and which they contrived to d under mask of the bon-es in the village of Trocadero, (distant from the Fort about nine hundred yards) only able to.bring seven gulls to bear upon them; yet with these we contrived' to silence, and, as I conceive, dismi,unt the guns of one of their batteries, in which were six thirty-two pounders. • The whole of the night of the 21st, and morning of the 22d, I empl , ,yed endeavouring - torepair.the parapet of the south-east face, composed of sand bags, ;rid which, from the very heavy fire of twen ty-on: p eces of cannon. (most of them Thirty-two pounueiij the enemy had totally demolished, so the t the men at the guns were perfectly ex p . _ We continued to replice - the sand-bags and fill up the breach so as to, put ourselves in a tolerable state of defend, and at, day-break in the mornibg the enemy opened with a salvo from all his batte ries. We returned the fire with the same spirit and success as - yesterday, but the Fort soon became a complete ruin, and no where afforded any shelterifor the reliefs. The evacuation , however, only took place in consequence of your order ; we left the tort at ten. A. M. Captain Stackpole, of the Royal Navy, having been sent by the Admiral to complete its des truction. I cannot sufficiently express to you the gallantry and coolness with which r every individ* Officer, seaman, marine, and.suldier conducted himself dur ing the two months we maintained this post, par ticularly during the two I st days. I beg,. in a. particular' siiinner, to mention the services of that most excellent Officer Lieutenant Brereton, of the Royal Artilleiy, for his unremitted attention to his. duty, and . the masterly stile in ' which he kept up his fire on the enemy ;as like _ wtse,Ensigns Cannon and Scott, ‘ of the 94th Grena diers : and I request, Sir, you will state to the • Admiral, how highly sensible I am of the handsome manner in which Lieutenants Chapman and -Mac pherson,.of the Royal Navy, and one or two others, whose names I cannot now recollect,. volunteered their services during the heaviest of the fire. Mr. George Dobson, Midshipman of the Invin-; Cible, had charge of the seamen under My coin ' mani during the whole time, and I beg you, Sir, to recommend him to the Admiral, as a very excel lent and brave Officer. • Herewith I send a list of killed and wounded ; and among the former I ant sorry to return 'Major Lefebure of the Royal Engineers ; he was killed PRICE O. SATU 'STOCKS DAY. India Stoc.c, India Bonds, 225. 255. pr. Exchequer Bills, 7s. is. 6s. pr. Oinniurn, Imperial 3 per Cent. C 0145. for 24th inst. 7o ft Rank Stock, , --- Navy { 'per Cent. cork tot Irish y per Cent. • 4 per Cent. 8s # I 3 per Cent. Red. 691 3 per Cent. Cons. 701 Bank L. Ann. i 8 9-16 7.16 • • close tie me by a cannon b,11; the loss of such an excellent - Officer is deeply to be lamented. -I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. MACLAINE, Captain 94411 lie gintel)t, late Commander at rot t IVlatagorda. To Lieutenant-General Grahaiv, &c. N.B. Hospital-Mate :Bennet, attached to .the 94th Regiment, and who , was. the Surgeon attend ing the garrison, I beg to ret''omtnend to your-no tice, as a most'attEntive and excellent professional man; he okyi§l* much to, be, appointed Asiistant- Surgeon of the 9 4 th Regiment. I haye ()valved to mention Lieutertint,Wright i of the' Royal. Artillery, v. ho succeeded tb, the command of the Artillery ip the. bitteries iin the morning of the 22.. d, after Lieutenant Brereton was wounded. .• " A:MACLAINE, Captain 94th Reg. List of killed and wounded A t Fort l .M'atagorda, on the 21st , and zzd o pril ISt°. Royal Engineers —t Major killed. Royal Artillery—t I.toittenant,'.. 1 serjeant, g privates wounded. Royal Marines-2 Privates to wounded. 88th Regiment-2 privates 94h Ditto-1 corporal, 3 privates killed ;25 wounded. Seamen -7 • . se4 , ll.en killed ; z midshipmen, to selmen wounded. Total --t Major, Is seamen, marines, and soldiers killed ; t Lieutenant, z Midshipmen, t serjeant, 53 seamen and pri vates wounded.' (Signed) A. MACLAINE, Captain 94th Grenadiers, late Commander of Fort Matagorda. Lieutenant-General Graham; command- , ing British Forces, Cadiz. War.gffice, May 12, Oho gth Regiment of Dragoon'Guards. Cornet John King to be Lieutenant, by purchase,' vice Ackers, who retires. 6th ditto, Captain Charles Gregorie, from the 72d Foot, to he Captain of a troop, vich Ebhart, who exciumees. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Wilkinson Pea cock to be Captain of all roop, by purchase; vice Baclwin, who retires. Cornet Benjamin liamtley to be Lieutenant, by purchase,.vice Peacock. 17th ditto, Isidore Blake, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice joltilin, promoted. 23c1 ditto, Captain Richard Boles to he Major. by purchase, vice Ponsonby, promoted: Lieutenant P. Z. Cox to be . Captain of a Troop, by purchase. vice Boles: Regimentof Foot, Charles Girdlestone, Gent. to be' En sign, by purchase, vice Normln„. promoted. . 29th ditto, Ensign George Hillier to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Swinburne. who resigns. 3gth ditto, Ensign W. B. Stiles. from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 36th Regiment of toot, William Henry Robertson, Gent. to be Ensign, withodt purchase, vice Stiles, ploinoted in the 34th Foot. 47th ditto, Gentlemen Cadet John Robert Nason, from the Royal. Military, College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kendall, promoted. 72d ditto, Captain .William Ebhart, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain'of a Company, vice Gregorie, whit exchanges. 73d ditto, Ensign Richard Lundin to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hubback, who retires. 74th ditto, Lieutenant David Stewart to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 96th ditto, Charles Dutton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hovendon, whose appointment has not taken place. 99th ditto, Captain A. S. King to be Major, by purchase, vice Jackson, who retires. Ist West India Regiinent, Lieutenant John Plicket to be Ad jutant, vice %Volker, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. STAFF. Major Alexand , .tr Nisb'ett (Assistant Quarter-Master-Gene ral) to . bean Assistant Quarter-Master-General, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Donkin, appointed Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serving in the Mediterranean : HOSPITAL STAFF. Temporary Hospital-Mate John Williams to be Hospital- Mae for General Service. The King's German I.egion. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Joseph Cruice, Gent. to be Cor net, vice Reden, whose appointment has not taken place. , • Royal East India Volunteers. Ist Regiment, Ensign Michell Greenaway to be Lieutenant, vice ‘Vouticock, resigned. Williain Cresswelj, Gent. Rio 'be Ensign, vice Greenaway. AI.EMORANDUM. Ensign Philips, of the 82d Foot, is superseded, being ab. scnt without leave. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 14th ultimo. Cape Regiment. For, To be Ensign—George Sutherland. Gent. vice Baird, promoted, read, To be Ensign George. Sutherland, Gent. vice Buchanan, promoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, sigred by his MSjesty. To be Adjutant to •he Ist Carmarthenshire Regiment—James Weller, Gent. vice Thomas, resigned. To be Ensign to the Elginshire Regiment—Abraham blowlei, Cent. vice Kay, resigned. Commission in the Royal Cornwall and Devon Regiment of Miners, signed by the Lord -Warden. To be Ensign—E. H. Owen Joneb, Esq. vice Millett, 're signed. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • of Lincoln. Holland and Boston Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—,William Rodgerson, Esq. vice Duggan, promoted. To be Major—Edward Hill, Esq. vice Rodgerson, promoted. Lindsey, Kesteven, and Lincoln Regiment of Local Militia• To be Captain-Edward Fowler, Esq. To be-Lientenants—William Brockelsby, Cent. Robert Ni cholson, Gent. •• • . •. AtterlveS, Me.tsrs. Barrett and Wilton, Valich:ste • ; or Messrs. Willis, fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-e)tiri, London. Isaac Dye, of Gray's-fun-lane; Middlesex, vittualler, May is, [6, and June 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H.ckney, Bearbintler-lane, Mantion-laouse. ' • William Douglas, of Ware, -Hertfordshire, cheesemonger, May [9, at one, 29, at nine, and June 23, at ten, , at Guild.hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Parton, VValbrooki Lon don. Daniel Owen, of Red Bank and Helcy, both near Chorley, ' Lancashire, chemist, June 6,7, and 23,. at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,. Messrs.• Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; or_Mr. Liattye, Chancery-lane, London. John Baptist Austin, late of Tower-Royal, ,London, and of • Bear -street, Leicester-fields, but now of Kentish Town, Middlesex, druggist, May 15, 26; and June 23, at twelve, at , Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and Randal}, Castle-st rept, 1 lulborn; • Joseph William Monrow, of Gosport, pork-butcher, May 25, at one, z 6, at,. eleven, and. June 23, at one, at the _ India Arms Inn, GOsport. A ttormes, Messrs. Lleasdale, Alexander, and /blue, Newl.lnn, London ; or Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. Thomas Kay, of Birmingham, fa tor, May 21,22, and June 23, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham : At tornies, Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmipgam. Edmund Cooper, of Hendon, Middlesex, carpenter, May 19, 2G, and June 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Patton, Cross -street, Hatton-Garden. William Atkinson, of Austin-friars, London, merchant, May 15, 26, and June 23, at one, at Guildhall. Aitornie4 Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinsons, and 1110i1.15011, t: I Court, Tl;roginor ton-street. Thomas Harrison, of Camomile street, London, stationer, May 15; J one and 23, at twelve, at Guildh a ll. A ttor- Ines, Messrs. !Evitst and 'Rixon, H.iydon-square, Mi nnfieS. John Cooper Wallis, of White-horse-yard, Coleman-street, London, farrier, • May. 15, 27., and tune 23,. at eleven,' at Attoriurs, Messrs: Swain, Stevens, and Maple, Old Jewry. DIPIDENDS. June 9. Frederick Wager, late of Uxbridge, Middl esex , clothier, at twelve, ill uildhall. Julie 30. Krchartt ltas,ll, of Shoreham, Kent, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 9. John Brown, Lite of Long-lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, ' tanner, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 9. Richard Ashby, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, innkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall. lune,2. Witham Barrett,- of Broad-street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. )tine 2. John Ginger, of Piccadilly, /Middlesex, -bookseller. and stationer, at l be, at Galldnall. May 9. Jonathan Nicholson, or High -street, St. 'Giles, Middlesex, bookseller, at one, at Julie z. John Kirton, of Gray's Inn, Middlesex, scrivener, at one, at Gutiuhall. use 5. tviiiiani ii.urt;oU n , of NorWich, linen-draper, at four, at 'he Raiiipant Horse 100, Non.vien. June 6. Thomas' Middy Kerrison, nt Norwich, banker, at ten, at the hulk's Head Inn Norwich: June zo. William Roniiison, of Mancliester,cottOn-spiimer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, klaiicheSter.• .[To be c- atinueu 3 EDINBURGH, MAY 7. Yesterday a fire was discovered in a house in the Pleasance, between three and four o'clock lo the af. termion, which Was confined to the room in which it broke ont ; but, we regret to state, was not._ex tinguished before a fine boy, of six, years of age, was burnt to death. It was occasioned by the children carrying fire beneath a bed, which communicated to the clothes. On the sth inst. the Danish ship Gratis, of Drab m, frordthence to Cork, with fir 'timber, was wrecked on Shvtland, and of nineteen persons, of which the crew consisted, four only wire saved. This was a ship of between seven and eight hundred tons. ,The greater part of the cargo was saved. On the afternoon or the 26. h ult. John Wright, a jTurneyman baker, was unfortunately drowned in the river Nit!), about two wiles below Datufrieq, whilst bathing.—His body was found about three hours after the accident. On Saturday last, a line boy about four years of age, fell into the mill-lade at Cathcart mill, acid was downed. The accident was' not discoverd till too late for using-any means for his recovery. By an accurate calculation, it appears that Great 'Britain, in the course of the last•year, produced 600,060 packs of wool, weighing 2401 b. per ,pack. Wilell-BUONAPARTR, using his influence over the Northern Powers, prevailed upon, or rather com manded them to shut their Ports against us, he con ceived that he should reduce.us to the greatest dis tress for ship-timber, hemp, and other articles which we have usually been in the habit of receiving from ~them. We have now, however, a store of hemp adequate, as we hear, for three years consumption, and it is not a little' curious, that this very Power, which was to reduce us to such distress, has been forced to apply to this Country to purchase hemp, ,which she cannot obtain from Russia by sea, and which she is too remote fr&n Russia to procure by land. With respect to tiniber,.the shutting of the Ports of Russia and Norway has induced us to have recourse to our own Colonies of Canada, NOva, Scotia, .and New Brunswick; and so abundant is the supply derived from them, that it is in con templation, as our Readers will see by the following Letter to the Merchants of Liverpool, to impose an additional duty upon all timber imported from any other Ports except the Colonies we have mentioned. It is scarcely necessary toiremind our Readers, that the contrary would have been case had we been in want of timber, or found our Colonies incapable of supplying us. We should then have diminished the duties on foreign timber imported. office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, 3d May, aro. " SIR, Having laid before the Lords of the Committee of_ Council for Trade and Plantations, • the Memorial of the Association _of British Ship Owners in the Port of Liverpool, on the subjea of imposing an additional Duty on the Importation into this Kingdom:_of Timber from any other ports or places, except the• British Colonies of Canada, Nova SCotia, and New BrunsWick ; I am dire6ted to ac quaint you, that this subjea has already been se riously and attentively considered by the Lords'of Ibis Committee ; and that their Lordships have, after mature deliberation, resolved to submit to the consideration of Parliament a Bill for increasing the Duties on Foreign Timber imported. " I am, Sir, " Your most obedient humble Servant, " W. FAWKENER." " John Gladstone, Esq. &c. &c. &c." BANKRUPTS. William Pook,jun. Tate of Wick and Abson, Glou ce stershire, paper maker, to surrender May 14, 23, and June 23, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies; Ml 4. Stephens, Bristol ; or Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench-walks, Temple, London. Joseph Yo.thlan, _of South-street, West-square, Lambeth, Surrey, victualler, May 19, 2&, and June at twelve; at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lucas, Webber-street, St. George's-fields. • Charles Ad - am, late of Pancras-lane, London , and of Ciovrn street, Finsbury, Middlesex, merchant, May 19, 2. at twelve, and 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Gale and Son, Be?iford-street, Bedford-row. James Day, of thra Commercial-road, Middlesex, merchant, May 15, 22, and June 23, at one, at Guildhall. A ttorniei, Messrs. Day and Hamerton, Limnstreet. Thomas Hayward Mark Reid, of Red Lion-street, Holborn. Middlesex, shoemaker, M.:) , 2?, 26, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M'. Druce, Billiter square. john Remington, late ot St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, liquor_ merchant, May 2z, at six, 23, at ten, and June 23, at de. yen, at the Crown Inn, St. Ives. Attorney, Mr. f. Alex ander, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn. john Hutchinson, of Lambis-Conduit-steeet, St. George, Middlesex, tea-dealer and grocer, May 22, at ten, 26, at and June 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keene, Furrtival's- Inn. William Bush, of Ashwick, Somersetshire, dealer, May 22, 23, and June 23, at five, at the Castle and Ball 1 nn, Bath. Attornies, MesSrs. Batchellor and Potts, Serjeant's-lim, London. William Reah, of Sunderland near the Sea, Darham, leather.. cutter, May 28, 29, and lune 26, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Durham. A pornies, Mr. Blakiston, Symond's. Inn, London ; or Mr, Thompson, Bisliopweremouth. Richard Devey, of Stourbridge, Worcestershi,e, upholsterer and cabinet-maker, May 29, at three, 30, and lune 23, at ten, at the Stourport tnn , Stou r port. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Brettell, Stourbridge. lost:ph Hatfield, of Eccles, Lancashire, manufaaurer, May 28, 30, and lune 23, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. LON DON i Printed by RI CHARD HARRIS, or No. 4, Mattlett-court, Bow -street; and PubliThed by WILLIAM AR MI GE R SCRIPT'S, SolithlVlO At the Surt-OrPice, No. li Yi Strand* where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the E ditor, Ste. (post-paid), SPAMSH PAPERS. • _ 0. CADIZ, APRIL 3n.— =S ince the evacuation of .F...rt Matagorda, we have had nothing- material happen ; both sides are, no doubt, preparing fir further at tempts. All the intelligence we receive from Catalonia 1 5 of the most .flattering description. AdmiralllTaii . still remains in the naval command. Our heed quarters are at Isler ; a small brigade only of British troops. remaining here. The Duke of Albuquerque is to' sail Au the Undaunted, tbr England. - Sir C. Cotton arrived here on S6turday last : he has slaied his, flag to .the St. Joseph, and proceeds to-mf , rroW to take the command of ,the Mediterranean fleet.. Ilisl;xcellency General H. O'Dunnel has 'sot, the following. report to the - Minister of Wari.clatea Vendrett, April 14 : " MOST EXCELLENT SIR, " Since the action of the 3d instant, near Espar", raguira, of which jt had the pleasure to inform yoLi by my dispatch of the 6th instant, this division pin sued its march, under the orders of Major Getter. Marquis Campoverde, to Manresa,, for the purpose of aitacking the enemy who occupied that place , The continual- forced marches made by the said General with his troops,.prevented him from mak ing the attack at, the time originally intended, and obliged him to postpone it till the next day, whet) during the night the enemy evacuated the •placey marching in the direction Of Barcelona, by the road of Coll Ce David and Batata. As soon as they Were diScovered,Campoverde ordered them to be par' sued. Our soldiers and armed peasantry Came ap with the enemy, and an obstinate conflict ensued; the result of which was, the complete defeat of the enemy's division of 1300 men, commanded by Ge neral SChvtartz, who, after having received t Ix° wounds, ,owed the preservation of his life to the swiftnesS of a horse, the rider of which was killed in the 48ion, According to the accodnts I have re ceived of this atfair, the enemy's loss consists of 5 00 killed, among whom are 12,thiicers, and 299 take n prisoners, with ten Officers, three Surgeons, and use Physician. The rest were dispersed, and pursued their flight to Barcelona by Sabadel, without kuar, sacks or arms, and in the utm ost - consternat i on disorder. These rapid progresses which I have had' the satisfaElion to conituunicate to your Excellenq in my successive Reports, and which weohiaitted by to Cit.g advantage of the •separation of -thecori,4s which were defeated, aflbrded me some hope that I" should also be able to heat . the enemy's corps Which sieges Hostairich, and force,it to raise the siege "' that fort ; ;the defence of which, made by the gal lam garrison,.des,erves the highest praise, But the rapid march performed on the 7th by the mane body of the enemy's army which was in Reus in the di rettion of Barcelona, disc onc e rte d my plan ; bainpo verde's division hating been. obliged to retreat, id order to avoid being attacked by the mass of - the enemy's forces A: soon as the French army Orr . &nook the said March, tar troops put themselves immediately in motion, and took up a position here in Vandrell, an intermediate point bet ween Tarr": gona 'and Villa Franca, to whibh place the eneol rear wads . eltSsely pursued by our light parties of h° 16 ,', 1 and foot, who i.illed a con s i c L cable number, and 1 4) (", many prisoners. Theptemy's division, that stilt LSA A to your Excellency to hate penetrated on the - siuePf LeriN, to the city of liutagne, NlllO it- occupir-'d, has made a movement towards this place, will , 3 view of besieging it'. They Pt 44etrated by the have recrossed it near Mora, diree.iing their nyrc`' along tie right banks to the Flix, probably with OP ° i* ention to cross the river at that point, and re)o i the body which moved to Lerida." VIGO, APRIL 8.. a-By the mail - which arrived t-" evening, intelligence has be en rece i ve d that ti` e enemy has again occupied Oviedo, Hyun, and Avil dsl although his present stay will in all probability be short as his former. CADIZ, APRIL 27.—According to the declarat i l made by the mast er o f a s hi p , w h o l e f t Valencia `to the lgth instant, th e S u p er i cr J unta o f that P lac received intelligence fr om Catalonia, stating that 3 ; d anion took place near I g n a l a d a , i n w hi c h the divite. sion commanded by D on J u a n C aro , brother to Marquis.de la Romana, and by Don Henry o' o° , ll' nell, after three days h a rd fi g h t i ng, comp l ete ly ° d i feated the French, with the loss of 4000 men and taken prisoners. Through the same chanl i e l we learn, that i lion Villacampo, after having e r; tered Terreil, and receivei intelli gence that army of Arragon had marched to Catalonia,. W it ., a view of beating O'D onne li' s corp S , marc hed t: Saragossa, which lie elatered without the least 00 ° sition. • otitp NCir.s. CR.Ay:WIWI). •MAY If. • Arrived—the Mary Aral, ‘VAlker, from Rio Janeiro ; ana the Larkin. from Si. Cr4ik. If IR LOY On the Bth inst. at h er house, in Sackville-arreet. q Elizabeth l eilding , of a Daughter, which survived but a hours. MARRIED ler, Of .ursday last, at Stockton, Mr. Robert CoN l `„ Clapton, to Margaret, elde s t da ug h ter of Mtn Carr, h s9 . The same day, at Clifton-zipon-Teanz, Worcestersn!i ei i, George HI Esq. one of the Coroners of that City, t0, E ,0 zabeth, only surviving chill of J'rice, ESq* Noak, in the same County. On Saturday last, Charles L'lloste, Esq. of . Great bridge-street; Hackn.. ;road,. td Mrs. Smith, of Lvi'd°l'a place, Hackney; The same Bay,William Collyns, Esq. of K e nton, Ve vonshire, to Lucy' Anne, only daughter•of the late (am" Welch, Esq. of 11;ackheath. Una Th D /&D. On the 7fh inst. at - Woburn', after a few days Severe illness. lames_Harryinan Holmes, Esq, Captain in the Leicester.- *hire Re4iment of Militia. nit On Tuesday last, at Islington, aged 66," Mrs. Mendha wif On of Thoinas . Mendliam, Es. of that pl. n Friday last, at the house q of her father,ace Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of John %Val lace Ea sy. of Golden-squAr 4 d i On Saturday morning, at Camberwell, Shovel Blac kWe- Esq. in the liici year of his age. Estl' . At DAW Usti Lodge, Devonshire, Francis Fitzgerald, . - of Geraldine, in the Couaty of i.ildare. . In Mertion-square, Dublin, the wife of the Rey. Queade Harris, of Kilgobbin. • he 12t1 Mrs. of Harris. House, •Peczance, relic of t 19; W. Arundel Harris, Esq. and aunt to Sir John Nichol, 'NI' of On Greatthe Bedwin. n hit aBth ult. at Hintleshain.l fall, in Sul/ 61 ' 9 1 1 4 ,0 80th year, Richard Savage Lloyd, sq. son of Sir IZ.i• f, Lloyd, Knt. formerly one of the Damns of the txchol" and Recorder of I pswtch. ltdn.street, Grosvenor Square. list be addressed. . N Ii I rA L, ~'~ 1), E S ~. ~~a 41(1 4S; .~ r i 1 711 St s ? L St